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Pwede po patulong how to change system language?
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Turning off language syncing
If you're using a Microsoft account, the language settings will sync across devices. In the case that you're planning to change the region and language settings for one computer, you should disable the option to sync these settings.

To disable language syncing on Windows 10, use these steps:

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Click on Accounts.
  3. Click on Sync your settings.
  4. Under the "Individual sync settings" section, turn off the "Language preferences" toggle switch.
    disable-language-sync-across-devices-windows-10.jpg
Once you complete the steps, you can change the language settings without affecting the settings on other devices.

Changing system language
To change the system language on your computer, close any running applications, and then use these steps:

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Click on Time & Language.
  3. Click on Language.
  4. Under the "Preferred languages" section, click the Add a preferred language button.
    windows-10-language-settings.jpg
  5. Search for the language that you want to use on Windows 10.
  6. Select the language package from the result.
    choose-language-install-windows-10.jpg
  7. Click the Next button.
  8. Check the Set as my display language option.
  9. Check the Install language pack option.
  10. Check or clear the additional language features as needed.
  11. Click the Install button.
    change-language-windows-10_.jpg
  12. Click the Yes, sign out now button.
    setting-windows-display-language_signout.jpg
  13. Sign back into your Windows 10 account.
  14. Open Settings.
  15. Click on Time & Language.
  16. Click on Region.
  17. Use the "Country or region" drop-down menu to select your geographical location if different from your current settings.
  18. Under the "Regional format" section, use the drop-down menu to select the correct formats for dates and times if different from your region.
    change-region-settings-windows-10.jpg
  19. Click on Language.
  20. Click the Administrative language settings option from the right pane, under the "Related settings" section.
    windows-10-administrative-language-settings-option.jpg
  21. In the "Administrative" tab, click the Copy settings button.
    administrative-language-copy-settings-windows-10.jpg
  22. Under the "Copy your current settings to" section, check the Welcome screen and system accounts and New user accounts options.
    change-language-new-users-windows-10.jpg
  23. Click the OK button.
  24. Click the OK button again.
  25. Click the Restart now button.
 

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Turning off language syncing
If you're using a Microsoft account, the language settings will sync across devices. In the case that you're planning to change the region and language settings for one computer, you should disable the option to sync these settings.

To disable language syncing on Windows 10, use these steps:

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Click on Accounts.
  3. Click on Sync your settings.
  4. Under the "Individual sync settings" section, turn off the "Language preferences" toggle switch.
    disable-language-sync-across-devices-windows-10.jpg
Once you complete the steps, you can change the language settings without affecting the settings on other devices.

Changing system language
To change the system language on your computer, close any running applications, and then use these steps:

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Click on Time & Language.
  3. Click on Language.
  4. Under the "Preferred languages" section, click the Add a preferred language button.
    windows-10-language-settings.jpg
  5. Search for the language that you want to use on Windows 10.
  6. Select the language package from the result.
    choose-language-install-windows-10.jpg
  7. Click the Next button.
  8. Check the Set as my display language option.
  9. Check the Install language pack option.
  10. Check or clear the additional language features as needed.
  11. Click the Install button.
    change-language-windows-10_.jpg
  12. Click the Yes, sign out now button.
    setting-windows-display-language_signout.jpg
  13. Sign back into your Windows 10 account.
  14. Open Settings.
  15. Click on Time & Language.
  16. Click on Region.
  17. Use the "Country or region" drop-down menu to select your geographical location if different from your current settings.
  18. Under the "Regional format" section, use the drop-down menu to select the correct formats for dates and times if different from your region.
    change-region-settings-windows-10.jpg
  19. Click on Language.
  20. Click the Administrative language settings option from the right pane, under the "Related settings" section.
    windows-10-administrative-language-settings-option.jpg
  21. In the "Administrative" tab, click the Copy settings button.
    administrative-language-copy-settings-windows-10.jpg
  22. Under the "Copy your current settings to" section, check the Welcome screen and system accounts and New user accounts options.
    change-language-new-users-windows-10.jpg
  23. Click the OK button.
  24. Click the OK button again.
  25. Click the Restart now button.
Salamat po try ko to. Lagi kase nag fi-failed kapag dinownload ko na language package eh. Thank po ulit.
 

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